The key facts

  • Three families turned to the Uzbek consulate in Aktau for help returning to their homeland
  • Certificates of return were issued free of charge; seven citizens returned
  • The reasons for the families' difficult situation are not specified in the reports

The consulate in Aktau helped three families return home

Three families who turned to the consular section of Uzbekistan in Aktau have returned to their homeland with the assistance of diplomats. According to the Dunyo news agency, which Kun.uzcites, citizens J.U., M.J. and D.T. approached the consulate asking for help returning to Uzbekistan. The consulate promptly reviewed their appeals and provided the families with the necessary assistance.

What was done and who it affected

The women and their children were issued certificates of return free of charge — a document that allows citizens to return to their homeland when they have no valid documents for crossing the border. In total, seven citizens returned to Uzbekistan. The announcement of the consulate's assistance was also published on the Dunyo agency's website. However, the publications do not specify why the families found themselves in a difficult situation, nor exactly when their return took place.